Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103165 total results. Showing results 41721 to 41740 «208320842085208620872088208920902091Next ›Last » Clan criminality: Germany’s ignored transnational organized crime risk? GERMANY: Clan criminality is perceived as a worrying trend in Germany. Law enforcement needs to engage new strategies to successfully combat these structures, an ‘external’ criminal threat within the country and beyond. Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime 16/9/2022 Analysis, Feature Cracks emerge in ‘blue wall’ as Queensland’s first female police commissioner faces torrid test AUSTRALIA: Queensland’s first female police commissioner, Katarina Carroll, wanted the prevention of violence against women to be one of her “legacies”. The Guardian 16/9/2022 News Fears for safety of incarcerated children after fire in Perth maximum security prison AUSTRALIA: The mother of a 14-year-old boy locked inside Perth’s maximum security prison says she fears for his safety after escalating tensions within the unit. The Guardian 16/9/2022 News Operation Appleby: Man convicted of directing terrorist activities AUSTRALIA: A Sydney man has become the final person to be convicted of a terrorism offence as part of the multi-agency Operation Appleby terrorism investigation. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 16/9/2022 News National gang list growing at faster rate, with average of three people per day added NEW ZEALAND: Police say gang numbers have grown by 184 people in two months – meaning about three new people each day are being identified as gang associates. Stuff (New Zealand) 16/9/2022 News, Video Sniffing out crime in Tauranga NEW ZEALAND: Tauranga Constables Scott Higby and Dave Balck and their police dogs ‘Chip’ and ‘Oslo’ are key tactical operations, when it comes to tracking people and solving crime in our city. SunLive (New Zealand) 16/9/2022 Feature, Opinion ‘What is the name of this waka?’ NEW ZEALAND: The newest iteration of the rigid-hulled inflatable boat (rhib) to arrive in Wellington District was named and blessed on Wednesday. New Zealand Police 16/9/2022 News Met’s biggest ‘ring of steel’ ever as 10,000 officers to guard Queen’s funeral and 34 people already arrested. Scotland Yard's biggest security operation will take place for the Queen's funeral as a ring of steel will surround the Queen's funeral. LBC 16/9/2022 News Update on fatal police shooting of Chris Kaba. Our investigators are working hard to collate and review a large amount of evidence as our homicide investigation progresses into the fatal shooting in Lambeth, south London of Chris Kaba. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 16/9/2022 News Police officer knifed three times in neck while female colleague suffers life-changing injury. Enquiries into circumstances surrounding incident ongoing. The Independent 16/9/2022 News Police say they will intervene in peaceful anti-monarchy protests only if ‘absolutely necessary’. Senior Metropolitan Police officer vows that response will be ‘proportionate and balanced’ after arrests in Scotland. The Independent 16/9/2022 News Statistics on so called ‘honour-based’ abuse offences, England and Wales, 2021 to 2022 Statistics on so called ‘honour-based’ abuse offences recorded by the police in the year to March 2022. Home Office 16/9/2022 News Service comes together to police Queen’s lying in state and funeral The operation leading up to the Queen's funeral is being supported by "pretty much every force in the country," senior officers have said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/9/2022 News Rotherham police officer arrested on suspicion of child sex offences. A police officer has been arrested on suspicion of non-recent child sex offences, South Yorkshire Police said. BBC 16/9/2022 News London police stabbing: Two officers taken to hospital. A police officer has been left with a potentially life-changing injury in a central London attack that also saw her colleague stabbed in the neck. BBC 16/9/2022 News Chris Kaba protests: The 10 UK cities and towns where marches will take place after unarmed dad-to-be shot dead by police Protestors will march in towns and cities across the UK on Saturday after unarmed dad-to-be Chris Kaba was shot dead by the Metropolitan Police following a police chase in South London this month. The aspiring architect and rapper, 24, was gunned down in an Audi he did not own at 9:51pm on September 5 in Kirkstall Gardens, Streatham Hill, after cops detected the car was involved in a prior firearms incident. My London 16/9/2022 News An Open Source Virtual Reality Training Framework for the Criminal Justice System We developed an open-source training framework to practice conversation skills in a controlled and immersive virtual reality (VR) environment. Virtual characters with different biographies were developed with which a conversation using natural language is possible. The virtual characters integrate a dialog management system (ChatScript) to provide different biographical memories. Natural language processing for the German language is integrated by using Kaldi, an open-source speech recognition toolkit. As the framework allows for interchangeable content there are many different possible application cases to apply within the criminal justice system. The VR frameworks code is available under an open-source license. In this article, an overview of the framework’s functionality is given as well as an outlook on possible areas of application. Statements about user acceptance and usability cannot yet be made, as relevant data have first to be gathered through a concrete application case. Criminal Justice and Behaviour 16/9/2022 Research article Arrests made in biggest police operation in Met’s history for Queen’s funeral Operation is set to surpass the London 2012 Olympics which saw up to 10,000 police officers on duty per day. The Standard 16/9/2022 News Police to deploy 10,000 officers for Queen’s funeral in biggest ever operation Officers drafted in from across country as hundreds of thousands of people expected in London and Windsor The Guardian 16/9/2022 News New police intervention team heading to Montreal high schools aims to curb gun violence CANADA: Some Montreal high schools located in parts of the city that have recently been touched by crime and gun violence could soon see a new intervention team in their hallways, the city of Montreal and its police service announced Thursday. CBC News (Canada) 16/9/2022 News «208320842085208620872088208920902091Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
